Paris
Private Giverny & Versailles Full Day Tour
Monet's garden in the morning, Versailles in the afternoon, one car all day
Sightseeing, Local Culture
Why We Love it
At Versailles you get the private chambers and the rooms where Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette held their soirées, not just the State Apartments.
The Experience
Nine hours out of Paris with a private vehicle and an English-speaking licensed guide who also drives: an hour to Giverny in the morning, Versailles in the afternoon, hotel lobby to hotel lobby.
At Giverny, Monet's house and the gardens behind it. Your guide takes the history of the foundation first, then the time is yours — the lily pond he painted into his own masterpieces, and the ivy-clad house restored to the way it looked while he was living in it. Lunch is a stop of your choosing along the way, at your own expense.
Versailles after lunch, with skip-the-line entry. The State Apartments of the 17th-century kings and queens, the labyrinth of rooms where Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette held their soirées, and the royals' own private chambers.
My pick for anyone with one day outside Paris and two things they won't skip, and for travelers who would rather walk Monet's garden at their own speed than be marched through it.
From $430 per person
9 Hours
Private
Departs 8:30 am
Highlights
What's Included
Private vehicle
English-speaking licensed guide and driver
What's Not Included
All entrance fees
Meals and drinks
Gratuities
Need to Know
9 hours, departing 8:30 am
Private — your party only, up to 6 people
Your guide meets you in your hotel lobby in Paris and returns you there
Entrance fees for Giverny and Versailles are not included and are paid separately
Lunch is a stop along the way, at your own expense
Runs 29 March to 1 November only
Comfortable walking shoes
Free cancellation up to 14 days before
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Nine hours out of Paris with a private vehicle and an English-speaking licensed guide who also drives: an hour to Giverny in the morning, Versailles in the afternoon, hotel lobby to hotel lobby.
At Giverny, Monet's house and the gardens behind it. Your guide takes the history of the foundation first, then the time is yours — the lily pond he painted into his own masterpieces, and the ivy-clad house restored to the way it looked while he was living in it. Lunch is a stop of your choosing along the way, at your own expense.
Versailles after lunch, with skip-the-line entry. The State Apartments of the 17th-century kings and queens, the labyrinth of rooms where Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette held their soirées, and the royals' own private chambers.
My pick for anyone with one day outside Paris and two things they won't skip, and for travelers who would rather walk Monet's garden at their own speed than be marched through it.